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GB How to Perform Basic Servicing on your Own Vehicle Skoda Info The automobile manufacturer Skoda is based in the Czech Republic and was founded in 1895, originally under the name Laurin and Klement after its founders, who started as bicycle manufacturers. They soon progressed to manufacturing motorcycles at the turn of the 20th Century, cars in 1905 and trucks in the 1920s. In 1924, the arms manufacturer Skoda Works acquired the company. All subsequent productions carry the name Skoda. After World War II Skoda updated several of their popular models and continued to produce cars with a solid reputation such as the Spartak, Octavia and Felicia. Famously the Estelle and Rapid models won their class in the RAC rally for 17 years running through the 1970s and 1980s. However, in the 1980's Skoda began to develop a reputation of unreliability. The Volkswagen Group began gaining share equity in Skoda in 1991 and went on to gain 100% ownership in 2000.

The expertise and investments of the Volkswagen Group has resulted in immense improvement to both the design and engineering of Skoda's. 2011 saw record number of Skoda's sold. Our breakers have quoted on 772 Skoda parts in the last 30 days. Popular requests during that time have been for replacement gearboxes, bonnets, front bumpers, gearbox - manuals and o/s/f central locking motors. Quotes have ranged from £18.00 for a Skoda Octavia Elegance Tdi power steering pump to £2500.00 for a Skoda Octavia Vrs engine. There are currently 510364 Skodas left on the road in the UK, meaning there are plenty of spares available. The most requested parts for Skoda in 2015 were engines, front bumpers, rear bumpers, gearboxes and bonnets. Useful Links Skoda Felicia 2011 information Skoda Felicia 2011 information Google Pinterest Reddit Stumbleupon Among the many car manufacturers, Skoda is a brand and a company that strives for everyone’s respect.

This company started producing vehicles in the Czech Republic long time ago, or to be more specific, it was founded in 1895. As we said Skoda is a respectable brand mainly because of the good car quality it offers and the relatively low prices for all of its models. They have announced many models so far, popular models like Felicia, Octavia, Fabia, Skoda Yeti are just several of the models that enjoy really great success everywhere in the world. Today, Skoda is a part of the Volkswagen group, which is another name for respect. The Volkswagen group recognized the quality that Skoda has been offering, so they have decided to acquire Skoda and implemented a dose of German discipline and great technological advance. This collaboration really became a something to be terrified of. The competition is aware of the quality combination of these two companies, but Skoda is always three steps ahead of the competition. Because of these facts, Skoda Felicia 2011 sales are pretty high. Skoda Felicia 2011 sales facts As we said before, Skoda always keeps up with the latest technology and pays great attention to the quality. That is why all Skoda models enjoy great popularity and durability.

Besides the fact that Felicia production stopped in 2001, these cars are highly reputable nowadays. They succeeded, they survived and they are still interesting to the customers, unlike other new models from other companies. These cars have shown themselves as highly reliable, easy to maintain, low consumption, great engine that comes in two versions, and the most important fact that they are very cheap. This is why Skoda Felicia 2011 deals are still interesting for the customers. Anyone looking for a used vehicle should be interested in buying this model, which was, and still is, considered to be one of top three models that Skoda have ever produced. Skoda Felicia 2011 announcement Encouraged by the great success, Skoda planned to revive the Felicia model. The new Skoda Felicia 2011 model was planned to be revealed toward the end of 2011 or eventually at the start of 2012. All of the speculations later stated that Skoda would revive the Felicia model as a replacement for the Octavia model.

Skoda representatives denied all speculations, but sources close to Skoda say that the company works on a secret project that will use the best features from Octavia, Fabia, Yeti, Superb, Vento and other models of Volkswagen, and place it in the new model called Felicia. This model will be interesting to see on the market as it will surely demolish the competition. There are some speculations about the new design, which is actually very similar to the Volkswagen Passat model. The new design will be in two versions, sedan and hatchback. Where to find information about Skoda Felicia 2011 Because of the great interest, the Skoda Felicia 2011 model is kept as top secret. The only thing every customer should have in mind is that the quality will be guaranteed. Skoda is working hard to revive the Felicia model, but they have to use all the good things from other models. The Felicia 2011 will be a state of the art model. Many car forums and car experts’ websites speculate on this subject, but our friendly advice is to wait for the Skoda presentation near the end of this year.

Related Posts Skoda Used Skoda at BCA Auctions Since May 2000 and backed by Volkswagen Group expertise and investments, the design—both style and engineering—has improved greatly at Skoda. The 1994 model Felicia was effectively a reskin of the Favorit, but quality improvements helped, and in the Czech Republic the car was good value for money and became popular. Volkswagen AG chairman Ferdinand Piëch personally choose Dirk van Braeckel as head of design, and the subsequent Octavia and Fabia models made their way to the demanding European Union markets. They are built on common Volkswagen Group floorpans. The latest Octavia is based on Golf Mk5 floorpan, and Fabia is based on the A0 floorpan, although the Fabia was released a year before Volkswagen released their new Polo, based on the same floorpan. Nowadays Skoda, now a full member of the Volkswagen Group, makes very fine cars indeed. In fact there is a great line-up of Skoda models which include the Fabia Supermini; the Octavia small family car; the Roomster; the Superb large family car; and the Yeti 2009, a mini SUV.

Whatever model of Skoda you choose, with Skoda you and your customers will always get great value for your money and there are always plenty of used models to choose from. For many years Skoda has been involved in motorsport and it first competed in the FIA World Rally Championship in1999 with a Skoda Octavia. In 2001 they came third in the Safari Rally. In the 2005 Rally Australia Colin McRae, driving a Skoda Fabia, was running second but had to retire. In 2006 the Red Bull Skoda Team came fifth in Rally Catalunya, and sixth in the 2007 Rallye Deutschland. Find your perfect stock of used Skoda at BCA Auctions. Used Skoda For Sale used skoda for sale 1,116 Used Skoda For Sale Searching through our used Skoda classified advertisements is easy; first of all enter your post code so that we can find cars within the distance you set. Then select the Skoda you want from a Fabia to a Superb Estate, from the drop down menus - use the slider controls to match your exact used car you wish to view.

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Results 1 to 10 of 1,109 1 SKODA OCTAVIA 2.0 TDI CR vRS 5dr DSG 4x4 Please visit our website for details featured sellerKia Newcastle, TYNE AND WEAR (Dealer) price: SKODA OCTAVIA 2.0 TDI CR 184 Scout 4x4 5dr DSG Please visit our website for details featured sellerKia Newcastle, TYNE AND WEAR (Dealer) price: SKODA SUPERB 2.0 TDI CR 190 Laurin + Klement 5dr DSG Please visit our website for details featured sellerKia Newcastle, TYNE AND WEAR (Dealer) price: SKODA SUPERB 2.0 TDI CR 190 Laurin + Klement 5dr DSG Please visit our website for details featured sellerKia Newcastle, TYNE AND WEAR (Dealer) price: SKODA SUPERB 2.0 TDI CR Laurin + Klement 5dr Please visit our website for details featured sellerKia Newcastle, TYNE AND WEAR (Dealer) price: SKODA SUPERB 2

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Our classified partners rely on their car dealers, traders and private individuals to provide accurate and up to date information about the cars they list for sale. Bearing in mind that we list 1,116 Skoda for sale, errors may exist. Sensible Advice: Please contact the seller before travelling to view a car (distances are approximate and as the crow flies) to check if it is still for sale and that it is as described in the listing, mentioning that you saw the car advertised on carpages.co.uk. If you wish to bring anything to our attention then please contact us and we will do all that we can to assist you to find your next used car. E.& O.E. You may NOT reproduce or scrape our Skoda advertisements in full or part, in any format without our written permission. carpages.co.uk © 2017 This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Please see our Privacy & Cookie Policy Used Skoda Cars for Sale | Motors.co.uk Used Skoda cars for sale Loading... My Saved Searches More Options Think what you like about Skoda, but their new membership as part of the Volkswagen group will make it harder to scoff at the Czech manufacturer.

There is potential to own a decent car here, and Motors.co.uk share in their enthusiasm by lisiting great deals on Skoda models. Related Articles Skoda tops reliability list Skoda has been announced as the most reliable car manufacturer in the UK, beating premium brands such as Mercedes-Benz and BMW. The study, which was conducted by American marketing company JD Power, found that many owners thought that the increased amount of technology integrated into their cars was the cause... (14-07-2016) Read more Skoda reveals first details of Kodiaq SUV Skoda has released information about the Kodiaq, which represents its first foray into the world of SUVs. The Kodiaq, which gets its name from the Kodiak bear that lives on a remote island off the coast of Alaska, is also the first car that adheres to the company’s new focus... (08-07-2016) Read more Superb estate begins sale Big estate car marks a new chapter for Czech value brand Skoda as it moves upmarket. See it in UK showrooms now. Skoda’s biggest, most luxurious and most practical car yet has just reached UK showrooms.

The Superb Estate has just gone on sale at prices from £17,715. Calling any... (01-03-2010) About Skoda cars on Motors.co.uk Most popular Colour 28,480 Used Skoda Forget all the old jokes about Skoda; those jokes might have applied at one time, but nowadays Skoda, now a member of the Volkswagen Group, makes very fine cars indeed. In fact there is a great line-up of Skoda models which include the Fabia Supermini; the Octavia small family car; the Roomster SUV; the Superb large family car; and the Yeti 2009, a mini SUV. It can be argued that the Skoda Superb Estate is simply one of the best family cars you will come across. Although it is the highest priced Skoda it costs no more than a Ford Focus, but provides you with a lot more for your money. There is a huge amount of space it no slow coach either. The Fabia is a lovely looking car and is great to drive too. There are a number of engine options and although it could not be described as blistering fast, it has good honest performance and is economical.

Whatever model of Skoda you choose, with Skoda you always get great value for your money and there are always plenty of used models to choose from. Whether you intend to source your car from a registered dealer, and independent trader or privately, UK, Motors.co.uk can help you to find a deal on a used Skoda near you. For many years Skoda has been involved in motorsport and it first competed in the FIA World Rally Championship in1999 with a Skoda Octavia. In 2001 they came third in the Safari Rally. In the 2005 Rally Australia Colin McRae, driving a Skoda Fabia, was running second but had to retire. In 2006 the Red Bull Skoda Team came fifth in Rally Catalunya, and sixth in the 2007 Rallye Deutschland. Find your perfect deal on a used Skoda at Motors.co.uk. Skoda Octavia review: can a one-litre engine really work in a car this big? Skoda Octavia review: can a one-litre engine really work in a car this big? Skoda Octavia The Skoda Octavia used to be a cheap alternative to the VW Golf.

But the latest version has grown to such an extent that it's closer in size to Volkswagen 's big family saloon, the Passat . Skoda offers the Octavia with everything from a 1.0-litre petrol engine to a 2.0-litre diesel, and it remains a very affordable choice, whether you're a private buyer or a company car driver. Four-wheel-drive is an option on some models, including the tough-looking Scout with its raised ride height, while those after a performance-oriented Octavia are catered for with the vRS, which again is available in petrol and diesel forms. Space 10/10 Loads of room for people and luggage Four six-footers will have plenty of space in the Octavia. And while life isn’t as comfortable for those in the back when you’re travelling five up, this is also the case in rivals. The Octavia also has a boot can swallow a family’s holiday luggage with ease. Plus its tailgate opens high and wide, which helps with loading and unloading. A grab handle that hangs down from the open tailgate ensures even smaller adults can close it.

Meanwhile, numerous in-car storage spaces and an ice scraper positioned behind the fuel cap cover add further to the practicality. Comfort 7/10 A bit unforgiving around town, but improves with speed The Octavia feels a bit firm in town, thumping and fidgeting over imperfections in the road surface that a Ford Mondeo or VW Golf would soak up, particularly if you specify 18-inch wheels or larger. Fortunately, the ride settles down with speed, so the Octavia makes a good motorway cruiser. The fact that the engines are all pretty smooth and quiet helps (the petrols are particularly impressive). And while some wind noise can be heard passing down the sides of the car, it’s never loud enough to get on your nerves. The front seats are big and comfortable, and they feature adjustable lumbar support if you go for the mid-level SE specification or above. Book a free Skoda Octavia home test drive Dashboard layout 8/10 Works well and feels classy Skoda used to be a budget brand. However, that’s no longer the case, and the Octavia’s dashboard reflects this because it looks and feels classy.

You also get rotary air-conditioning controls that make it easy to tweak the temperature inside the car, while the stereo, vehicle settings and satnav are all controlled through a touchscreen system that’s pretty user friendly. There are shortcut buttons around the outside of the screen that let you quickly switch between the various functions, and the menus themselves are clearly laid out. The only downside is one that afflicts all touchscreen systems - you have to look away from the road at times to find the correct area of the screen to press. Easy to drive 8/10 Very easy, as long as you have reversing sensors It can be difficult to judge exactly where the back of the car ends unless you have parking sensors to help. Fortunately, these are fitted to most versions, and there are no major blind spots. The steering, pedals and gearshift are all precisely weighted, too, so the Octavia is an easy car to drive smoothly. And even the entry-level 1.0-litre engine can pull the car without the help of frequent gearchanges. If you want an even easier life, you can specify a smooth-shifting automatic gearbox on almost every Octavia.

Fun to drive 6/10 Enjoyable to drive, but not sporty The Octavia’s precise controls make it a pretty enjoyable car to drive, and it feels happier on a twisty road than most big family cars. However, a Ford Mondeo is better still in this respect. The sportiest model in the range, the vRS, makes overtaking easy, but its sheer size stops it feeling properly sporty; you’ll have more fun in a Golf GTI. Reliability 9/10 Skoda has an excellent customer satisfaction record Skoda finished first out of 24 manufacturers in the 2016 JD Power UK Dependability Study, and frequently tops customer satisfaction charts, too. Skoda also gives you the reassurance of a three-year, 60,000-mile warranty. This is in line with the warranties on the Ford Mondeo and VW Passat, but it falls short of the five-year, 100,000-mile warranty provided by Toyota , let alone Hyundai ’s five-year, unlimited-mileage warranty.

Fuel economy 10/10 Amazingly efficient for such a big car The most efficient Octavia is the Greenline model, which has an official average of 80.7mpg and unlike some other eco specials, doesn’t force you to put up with a stingy standard specification. In the real-world economy won't be quite as impressive, but you can still expect in the region of 60mpg, or more if you're careful. Other diesel versions of the Octavia are also very efficient, with the cheaper 1.6-litre diesel managing around 55-60mpg in normal driving and the 2.0-litre diesel almost 50-55mpg. Even the 1.0-litre petrol has an official average of more than 60mpg and will deliver 45-50mpg in real-world conditions. Affordability 9/10 Priced to undercut or match rivals The 1.0-litre petrol and 1.6-litre diesel versions look particularly good value, but even the more expensive, 2.0-litre diesels are competitively priced.

Insurance and servicing costs won’t break the bank, either, and the Octavia will be worth more than an equivalent Ford Mondeo or Vauxhall Insignia when you come to sell it. Finally, the 1.6-litre diesels emit less than 100g/km of CO2, which means they attract low company car tax bills. Safety 8/10 Good in a crash, but misses out on the latest driver aids Every Octavia is fitted with a stability control system that helps prevent skids. Plus there are seven airbags, including two that run the length of the car at window level and one beneath the dashboard to protect the driver’s knees. These features helped the Octavia earn a five-star safety rating when it was crash tested by independent safety assessors Euro NCAP, and it scored better than the VW Passat for adult and child occupant protection. However, the smaller VW Golf performed better still. Only higher-spec versions come with a city emergency braking system as standard, which automatically applies the brakes if it senses that you’re going to run into the car in front in stop-start traffic.

Standard spec 8/10 Good if you choose the mid-range SE model Stick with the cheapest, S spec and you get alloy wheels, electric front windows, air-conditioning, a digital radio and a Bluetooth hands-free phone connection. We’d be tempted to upgrade to the SE version of the Octavia, though, because this brings electric rear windows, dual-zone climate control, rear parking sensors and a system that warns if the driver is showing signs of fatigue. The Greenline model is similar to the 1.6-litre diesel version of the SE, but it has low rolling resistance tyres that help maximise efficiency, while the SE-L adds Alcantara and leather upholstery, electrically folding wing mirrors, satnav and cruise control. Other Octavias are the four-wheel-drive Scout, which has more of an off-road look consisting of increased ground clearance and plastic body cladding, or the sporty vRS with larger alloy wheels, sports seats and a bodykit to complements its more powerful engines. At the very top of the range sits the Laurin and Klement complete with leather interior, an upgraded sound system and adaptive cruise control.

Our favourite version 1.0 TSI SE, list price £18,010 Options you should add Metallic paint (£535), steering wheel-mounted stereo and phone controls (£155) and space saver spare wheel (£100) The verdict 9/10 The Skoda Octavia makes a fantastic family car, because it’s practical, relaxing to drive and surprisingly affordable to buy and run. If you’re a private buyer rather than a company car driver, the 1.0-litre petrol version is particularly good. You’d never guess it had such a small engine. Used Skoda Octavia For Sale used skoda octavia for sale 308 Used Skoda Octavia For Sale Searching through our used Skoda Octavia car advertisements is easy; first of all enter your post code so that we can find cars within the distance you set. Then select Skoda and then Octavia from the drop down menus - use the slider controls to match your exact second hand car you want to view. Add keywords to select colour or the exact trim you are seeking. To give some idea of used Skoda Octavia prices, you can expect to pay between £499 and £26,399.

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 TDI CR vRS 5dr Please visit our website for details featured sellerFord Skoda Harrogate, Yorkshire (Dealer) price: SKODA OCTAVIA 2.0 TDI CR vRS 5dr Please visit our website for details featured sellerFord Skoda Harrogate, Yorkshire (Dealer) price: SKODA OCTAVIA 2.0 TDI CR SE L 5dr Please visit our website for details featured sellerFord Skoda Harrogate, Yorkshire (Dealer) price: SKODA OCTAVIA 2.0 TDI CR SE L 5dr Please visit our website for details featured sellerFord Skoda Harrogate, Yorkshire (Dealer) price: SKODA OCTAVIA 2.0 TDI CR SE L 5dr DSG Please visit our website for details featured sellerKia Newcastle, TYNE AND WEAR (Dealer) price: Results 1 to 10 of 305 1 Used Cars For Sale (89,277) Important Information: Our used Skoda Octavia car classified advertisements are provided by a third party and are outside of our direct control.

Our classified partners rely on their Skoda dealers, traders and private individuals to provide accurate and up to date information about the Octavia they list for sale. Bearing in mind that we list 308 used Skoda Octavia for sale, errors may exist. Sensible Advice: Please contact the seller before travelling to view a car (distances are approximate and as the crow flies) to check if it is still for sale and that it is as described in the listing, mentioning that you saw the car advertised on carpages.co.uk. If you wish to bring anything to our attention then please contact us and we will do all that we can to assist you to find your next used car. E.& O.E. You may NOT reproduce or scrape our Skoda advertisements in full or part, in any format without our written permission. carpages.co.uk © 2017 This site uses cookies. By continuing to browse the site you are agreeing to our use of cookies. Please see our Privacy & Cookie Policy Could Å koda Return to America? Automaker Trademarks Superb, Octavia, Yeti Names in U.S. Could Å koda Return to America? Automaker Trademarks Superb, Octavia, Yeti Names in U.S.

Tweet America â would you buy a modern Å koda? According to AutoGuide , Å koda submitted four separate trademark applications for “Skoda Superb”, “Superb”, “Octavia”, and “Yeti” with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on May 24 and May 25, 2016. USPTO has yet to publish them for opposition . While this is nothing new for Å koda (the company has continually filed trademarks in America since the 1920s), it’s worth noting what the company applied to trademark compared to what it usually trademarks. Å koda hasn’t sold a car in the United States since the early 1960s, when the then-government controlled automaker shipped its Felicia across the Atlantic for American consumption. The front-engined Felicia was a sales flop, and Å koda hasn’t been back to the U.S. market since. From the 1920s to now, Å koda has continually protected at least one piece of intellectual property in the United States by way of trademark. In 1925, it was the Å koda logo.

In the ’50s, Å koda filed to protect its name. Yet, even though Å koda sold the Felicia in the United States, these latest filings mark the first time Å koda has filed to protect model names in America. Aside from current names, automakers routinely file trademark applications as a way to protect names of historical products. One only needs to Google “ Barracuda ” to understand an automaker’s trademark love affair does not necessarily foretell an imminent future product. But sometimes it does. General Motors, for instance, recently filed a trademark application for the ZR1 moniker , which the automotive press posits will be a future high-po ‘Vette. (Whether or not GM affixes the ZR1 badge to a mid-engined Corvette is another topic entirely.) Back to Å koda, the request for trademark comes at a very tumultuous time for its parent company Volkswagen. The Volkswagen passenger car brand has struggled for years in the United States, and that was before its recent diesel emissions scandal. Could Volkswagen leave the U.S. market and be replaced with Å koda-badged models instead? Could the Å koda brand be used as a way to bolster offerings from current Volkswagen dealers?

Could Å koda’s filing be a simple protection mechanism for possible future plans? Nobody knows at this point. But, I will say this: I’d have a Å koda in a heartbeat. Ever since watching Octavia’s get trounced in WRC year after year, Å koda has always occupied a spot in my heart for Europe’s underdog automaker. And that’s more than I can say for Volkswagen. Used Skoda Distributors & Distributor Parts - BreakerLink Home › Skoda › Distributor New & Used Skoda Distributors Find your Skoda distributor with BreakerLink's Car Parts Finder service. We search for the exact part you need within minutes as we are able to access 100s of quality breakers and suppliers to find Skoda distributors, engines, gearboxes or alternators that you need. Our Car Parts Finder service is completely FREE and we search breakers in the UK and Ireland for every Skoda model including Felicia, Octavia or Yeti. We are also able to locate both used and new parts all of which are fully guaranteed. We even offer delivery straight to your door.

Once your part has been found you then have added peace of mind in knowing that all payment methods are secure and you can either pay securely online or by phone. With BreakerLink, rest assured, we can quickly find a Skoda distributor for you at an affordable price and of the highest quality. GB Frequently Asked Questions - ŠKODA Our first car to offer seven seats Design, space, functionality and connectivity impressively combined Best large SUV - WhatCar? Car of the Year 2017 awards​ Frequently Asked Questions Tax Calculator Frequently Asked Question's I would like to order a new ŠKODA. How long should my order take to be built and delivered? If we are building your new car to order, then the exact lead time will vary depending on what model and specification you have ordered, as well as any optional extras you have chosen. We publish regular updates to our retailer network so they can give you the best possible indication when you place your order and keep you up to date with progress of the build and deliver. If you are flexible with your specification, colour and optional extras then ask your retailer what stock is available – you could take delivery of a new ŠKODA sooner than you think.

Do we offer side airbags on Fabia? Side, passenger and driver airbags are standard across the Fabia range. Curtain airbags are standard on Fabia Elegance and vRS. Do you offer finance on used vehicles? Yes this is available from ŠKODA finance. To find out more please contact your local retailer . How do I arrange a test drive? You can request a test drive by filling out your details on test drive request page or you can contact your local retailer directly who will be happy to arrange a test drive for you. How do I find a used vehicle? The used car locator can be found here and will enable you to search for the car of your choice either nationally or locally. Alternatively you can contact your local retailer who will be happy to provide information on the used car stock they currently have. How do I find out which models are available on the motability scheme and also how to locate my nearest motability dealer? A list of the models, prices and accredited Motability Dealers are available from motability directly. Click here to go to the Motability site. How do I order a new vehicle? We currently have no plans to sell cars online however we can offer the Car Configurator.

This clever tool allows you to build the car from scratch. Once you have selected the specification and extras you require you can then print off the details and take them into your local retailer who will be happy to check availability of your configured vehicle and process the order. Contact your local retailer who will discuss your needs and advise you of availability. How do I request a brochure? To request a brochure click here and then select the model(s) you would like further information on. I want to import a ŠKODA. Will my car still be covered by the ŠKODA warranty? Vehicles purchased prior to 1st November 2001 will be provided with a 1-year manufacturer's warranty. Vehicles purchased and registered after this date will be provided with a 2-year, unlimited mileage manufacturer warranty, to which terms and conditions apply . Vehicles bought from a UK retailer will receive a 3rd year warranty with a 60,000 mile limit. Where can I obtain details of maximum towing weights? First click on the model of interest from the top navigation panel: Fabia, Roomster, Octavia, Yeti or Superb.

Select the ‘performance’ tab from the lower navigation menu and you will be presented with a list of the engine variants. Once you have selected the engine of interest scroll down to view full technical specifications, these include both braked and unbraked towing weights. Who do I contact for further information on a used vehicle advertised on the site? Each used vehicle advertised on the website by a retailer will have their full contact details listed. Please contact the retailer indicated to discuss your requirements. Click here for the local retailer locator. What is a DPF? The Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) is fitted to some Pump Duse and all Common Rail diesel engines and is the part of the exhaust system responsible for cleaning the engine exhaust gases before they enter the atmosphere. If you are unsure whether your vehicle is fitted with a DPF, please contact your local ŠKODA Retailer and quote your vehicle registration or chassis number and they will be pleased to assist you. Do ŠKODA recommend LPG conversions? As we have not tested LPG conversions in our vehicles we are unable to recommend this conversion. Does ŠKODA offer any roadside assistance?

All ŠKODAs supplied by ŠKODA UK and purchased from a member of the ŠKODA retailer network are provided with 3-year, unlimited mileage Roadside Assistance policy. This includes European cover and ŠKODA Assistance will even help you if you put the wrong fuel in your car, if you get a puncture or if you lock your keys in your car. For contact information and further details on the policy please refer to the ‘Breakdown Cover’ area in the Owners section. How do I convert tyre pressure figures? Tyre pressure figures are quoted in 3 ways: KpA, BAR and PSI. The most commonly used in the UK are BAR and PSI. To convert BAR to PSI multiply by 14.5 - e.g. 2.0BAR * 14.5 = 29PSI. To convert KpA to BAR divide by 100 - e.g. 200KpA / 100 = 2.0 BAR To convert KpA to PSI multiply by 0.145 - e.g.

200Kpa * 0.145 = 29PSI I already have a finance agreement with ŠKODA, who should I contact with any questions? Contact either your local retailer or ŠKODA Auto Financial Services directly on 0870 333 4449. I live outside of the United Kingdom and purchased my car from my local retailer. Who do I contact with repair and maintenance queries? We recommend you contact the ŠKODA importer in your country of residence. Please email info@ŠKODA-info.cz to request the contact details of the relevant importer. Please write your email in English or Czech if possible. I need a new English vehicle owners manual, where can I order one from? A new vehicle handbook may be ordered through your local ŠKODA Retailer.

Listed below are the part numbers for each model: Previous Generation Models Favorit S3256100220 Felicia (pre 98) S5356100320 Felicia S5356100620 Fabia S5456100420 Octavia S6356102120 New Generation Models Octavia S6456100820 Superb S7456100420 Roomster S8056100620 Fabia S5556100720 Yeti S9056100420 What is included under the ŠKODA warranty? The warranty provides cover in the event of a material or manufacturing defect. Repairs required as a result of wear and tear or incorrect or inadequate servicing is not covered. To find out more information on the ŠKODA warranty click here or contact your local retailer . Where can I find accessories for my ŠKODA? For more detailed information on accessories or to discuss fitting please contact your local retailer .

Where can I find parts for my ŠKODA? Your local retailer has access to the full parts listings and will be able to source a required part for you. Can I go to a non ŠKODA retailer for servicing? You are of course free to choose where you have your vehicle serviced. However, we would always recommend that a ŠKODA Retailer is used as they receive full training in the servicing of ŠKODA vehicles and are kept up-to-date with technical information. Having a service completed at a non-franchised retailer will not in itself invalidate the warranty. However, should any difficulty arise that is deemed to be as a direct result of incorrect/incomplete servicing, any remedial work required would not be covered under your new vehicle warranty. Can ŠKODA supply me with a courtesy vehicle while my car is being serviced? Can ŠKODA supply me with a courtesy vehicle while my car is being serviced? All ŠKODA retailers operate courtesy cars, however, they are subject to availability and prior appointment. To find out about availability, contact your local retailer . How frequently should I get my car serviced?

Fabia and Roomster models require a lubrication service at 10,000 miles and an inspection at 20,000 miles or 12 months whichever is sooner. All new Octavia, Yeti and Superb models can operate on either a fixed or a variable servicing regime. On variable servicing, intervals are determined by driving styles and conditions of use. The on-board computer will indicate when a service is required which could be up to approx. 20,000 miles for petrol engines, 30,000 miles for 4 cylinder diesel and 24,000 miles for V6 diesel. Further information may be found in the Service Schedule contained within the vehicle document wallet or by contacting your local retailer. All franchised retailers can fulfil your warranty and servicing requirements. To find your local retailer please click here . I am interested in a career with ŠKODA, how do I go about it? ŠKODA, as part of the Volkswagen Group, has a number of career opportunities throughout the company. We have been listed 3 times in the Sunday Times Best 100 Employers. For further information please see the careers page .

Or alternatively please send any speculative applications to hrbooking@vwg.co.uk I am interested in working in a ŠKODA retailer, how do I apply for a job? Our retailer network are independent franchises, therefore any applications must be made directly to your local retailer . Where can I find more information about ŠKODA? A range of information including the brands history and the list of awards can be found under the Why ŠKODA? section of the web. Or alternatively you can visit the factory website at where there are links for the annual report and press releases along with an FAQ section. Where can I order ŠKODA merchandise? Your local retailer will be pleased to assist with any purchase you wish to make. Who should I contact with any feedback/comments on the ŠKODA website? We would be most pleased to hear of any comments that you may have on the site. We constantly strive to make the site as user-friendly and as useful as we possibly can and, as always, we are open to suggestions. We can be contacted by e-mailing marketing@skoda.co.uk . We would please ask you to only detail website feedback.

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Question: Which car manufacturer makes the models "Felicia", "Octavia" and "Superb"?
Answer: Skoda